Builder infrastructure
Composio
Everything your agents need to take action
Composio is agent integration infrastructure: SDKs, tool execution, delegated authentication, a sandbox and a managed MCP layer for connecting agents to third-party software. Its platform API exposes toolkits, tools, connected accounts, triggers, webhooks and MCP-server management.
From official docs
What Composio is
From official docsComposio is a developer platform for giving an AI agent authenticated access to third-party software without implementing each integration separately. The retrieved docs describe two primary modes: native tools supplied to an agent through the SDK, or an MCP session URL and headers supplied to an MCP-compatible client.
What it can do
Vendor's own claim- Agent access to 1,000+ advertised integrations and toolkits
- Just-in-time tool search and tool execution
- Delegated end-user authentication and connected-account management
- Native SDK integration for agent frameworks
- Session-specific MCP access for compatible clients
- Triggers, webhooks, logs and sandboxed execution environments
- Team governance, audit controls and enterprise deployment options
Who it is for
From official docsTeams building agents that must take action across SaaS tools and need an abstraction for tool discovery, user authentication, execution, triggers and auditability instead of maintaining each connector independently.
When to choose something else
Our readComposio is infrastructure for building or operating agents, not an end-user GTM app. A team that only needs one fixed integration, or cannot own the authentication, permissions and rate-limit consequences of an agent acting in connected accounts, is likely better served by a narrower direct integration or a conventional automation tool.
Implementation considerations
Our readSetup assessment: 1h
The vendor advertises a no-card free start and documents both SDK and MCP session flows. A working agent integration requires creating a project/API key, choosing toolkits, establishing user-specific auth and testing the agent's permitted actions.
Prerequisites
- Composio account and project API key
- An agent or MCP-compatible client
- A user-identity and third-party authentication model
- Chosen toolkits and permission scopes
Developer and agent access
From official docs- Authentication
- Project API key in x-api-key, user API key in x-user-api-key, or organization API key in x-org-api-key.
- Base URL
- https://backend.composio.dev
- Machine-readable API
- OpenAPI specification linked
- Authentication configuration management
- Connected-account management
- Toolkit and tool management
- Tool execution
- Trigger management and execution
- Webhook configuration and subscriptions
- MCP server management
- Logs and monitoring
Published pricing
From official docs| Plan | Price | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Totally Free | $0/month | 20K tool calls/month |
| Ridiculously Cheap | $29/month | 200K tool calls/month; $0.299/1K additional calls |
| Serious Business | $229/month | 2M tool calls/month; $0.249/1K additional calls |
| For Enterprise | Contact for custom quote | See official pricing |
Verify before you adopt it
- Current post-August-15 pricing and per-tool rate-limit documentation